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⚖️ Changing or Ending an Aliment Order in Scotland
At XK Family Law Solicitors Aberdeen, we help clients across Scotland deal with aliment – legal financial support after separation. 🔁 Can an Aliment Order…
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💷 How Courts Decide the Amount of Aliment
Understanding how aliment (financial support) is calculated in Scotland At XK Family Law Solicitors Aberdeen, we often help clients understand how much aliment they can…
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⚖️ What Can the Court Do in an Aliment Case?
Your guide from XK Family Law Solicitors Aberdeen When someone applies to the court for aliment (legal financial support), the court has flexible powers to…
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💼 Claiming Financial Support: How Actions for Aliment Work in Scotland
If you or your child are not receiving the financial support you’re legally entitled to, you may be able to raise an “action for aliment”.…
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💷 Duty to Support Family | Family Law (Scotland) Act 1985
Under Section 1 of the Family Law (Scotland) Act 1985, certain people in Scotland have a legal duty to provide financial support – known as…
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⚖️ Understanding Section 9 of the Family Law (Scotland) Act 1985
Section 9 of the Family Law (Scotland) Act 1985 sets out the principles that Scottish courts must follow when dividing finances and property after a…
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Principal Rules of Pleadings (the facts) in Scottish Civil Courts
When dealing with ordinary cause actions in Scotland, you need a solicitor who understands how to correctly draft your pleadings. At xkSolicitors, we regularly handle…
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👨👩👧 Parental Responsibilities and Rights in Scotland: A Simple Guide
⚖️ What Are Parental Responsibilities and Rights (PRRs)? In Scotland, Parental Responsibilities and Rights (PRRs) are the legal duties and powers that parents or guardians…
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Financial Provision in Scottish Divorce – A Simple Guide
When a marriage or civil partnership ends in Scotland, the financial arrangements between the parties are governed by the Family Law (Scotland) Act 1985. This…
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Cohabitation Claims – A Simple Summary
A simple explanation of cohabitant’s rights (under s.28 in Scotland).